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Audio/ Video Protocol Handbook
By (author) Jerry Whitaker, Edited by Jerry Whitaker
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Stop looking for data - get the job done. Fast-forward your work with the handiest Audio/Video Engineering Tool ever. Find and verify all the standard and protocol data you need quickly with this time-saving tool. Leading technical writer Jerry Whitaker's Audio/Video Protocol Handbook not only lists, organizes, and summarizes the numerous major standards and protocols you use every day on the job, the CD gives you speedy access to the latest information and revisions on the Web. Nowhere else will you find all the standards and protocols you need together in one essential resource.Crammed with facts and data that ordinarily involve tedious searches, this unique Handbook: virtually eliminates one of the worst parts of the job; ensures you the latest updates in a fast-changing field; makes getting information on all major standards and protocols fast and simple; answers other audio/video technical data and informational questions in a flash with tabular data and a fully searchable CD; puts reams of valuable reference data a mouse click or a page flip away, including frequency assignments and allocations, basic electromagnetic spectrum data, translations of video and broadcasting acronyms, and even a dictionary of video terms. This title is perfect for Audio/video, TV, and new media engineers and technicians. It includes CD-ROM featuring clickable Web links to major standards organizations and full text in searchable, printable PDF.
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Publisher | McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Published date | 1 May 2002
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 589
Dimensions | 243 x 194 x 44mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 1288g
ISBN | 978-0-0713-9643-1
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BISAC | technology / acoustics & sound
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